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Reconnect with your roots at Open Farm Days

Reconnect with your roots at Open Farm Days

Despite an early harvest this year, Sturgeon Country farmers and ranchers are opening their gates to the public for Alberta Open Farm Days this weekend. The fourth annual event, running Aug.
Robo legs build confidence

Robo legs build confidence

Every spring for six weeks Maggie Slessor gets to be a robot. This year her transformation lasted a little longer.
Clarification

Clarification

The $20,000 data roaming charges referred to in the Saturday Aug. 13 edition of the St.
Particulate matters

Particulate matters

I think about particulate matter a lot. It's the haze on smoggy days, the soot from a truck's exhaust, and the dust that builds up on my windowsill.
Historic Johnny's Store re-opens

Historic Johnny's Store re-opens

Namao's most famous store is once again open for business, and may soon have hot fish and chips. Johnny's Store in Namao opened its doors for the first time in more than two years Monday.
It’s a 'dog save dog' world out there

It’s a 'dog save dog' world out there

“It's like the blood gods meant us to be there that day.” That’s how Mary Robinson described the wonderful coincidence that occurred at the Tudor Glen Veterinary Hospital last Saturday.
Renaud defends election reform recommendations

Renaud defends election reform recommendations

St. Albert MLA Marie Renaud is defending the work of a committee that’s recommending changes to Alberta’s election rules.
Bush party ends in weapons charges

Bush party ends in weapons charges

UPDATE St. Albert RCMP issued a media release late Aug. 16 saying Nassir Gibert was arrested without incident. He remained in police custody, with a hearing pending hearing. RCMP have indicated an update will follow. St. Albert RCMP said Aug.
Police Beat

Police Beat

Morinville RCMP are looking for several men accused of a violent home invasion near Gibbons last week. Police say they got the call in the early morning hours of Aug. 10, and were dispatched to the rural property. Late in the evening on Aug.
China trade rule could sink canola

China trade rule could sink canola

Sturgeon County farmers say they’re not yet worried about a trade dispute with China that could affect up to 40 per cent of Canada’s canola exports.
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